Baba Vanga’s shocking prediction about future of gold, amazes world 

People all over the world, especially the Malayalees are attracted to gold. Gold is a symbol of prosperity and security. However, after the recent boom, many changes are happening in the price of gold. The world is now worried about what the future of gold would be.

Experts point that some global crises are the reason behind the surge in gold prices. Trade tensions, inflation, and fears of global economic instability are the reasons that are driving investors towards safe investments like gold. Speculations about tariffs, currency fluctuations, and slowing global growth also increase risk. This is pushing up the demand for the precious metal.

Bulgarian astrologer Baba Vanga had predicted the future of gold long ago. She is an astrologer who has always amazed the world with her accurate predictions. Many experts say that there will be an economic collapse in 2026. However, Vanga had predicted this years ago. There will be a banking or liquidity crisis that will disrupt traditional financial systems. Baba Vanga predicted that there will be a global financial crisis or 'cash shortage' in 2026. This will severely affect the traditional banking system. This will cause a 25 to 40 percent increase in the price of gold. If this prediction comes true, the price of gold in India will be between Rs 1.62 lakh and Rs 1.82 lakh per 10 grams.

Baba Vanga's real name is Vangelia Pandeva Gushterova. Baba Vanga was born on January 31, 1911. She lost her eyesight completely in a cyclone at the age of 12. After losing her sight, it is believed that she gained the miraculous ability to predict the future. Baba Vanga's father was imprisoned by the authorities for being a revolutionary. She also lost her mother when she was a child. Later, she married a Bulgarian soldier. Vanga came to attention after World War II. It is said that even the Bulgarian king came to see her. Baba Vanga passed away in 1996. After Vanga's death, her predictions became trending on social media. It is said that her predictions on many occasions were written down and kept by her employees.